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I bet this never gets old, eh? ;p
1: Gym
2: See Dixon about paper
3: see Kevin about committee, abstract, student loans!
4: Library for maritime art books? (Return Caribbean book)
5: Type Shadows 8
6: Start take home
7: Start Rogers report
8: Mail bank form
9: Hand in application for assistantship stuff
10: American taxes
11: find forms for Canadian taxes for this and last years
12: cake at 2 if I am around!
13: I-20 signing!
Another ambitious day.... In other news, I went through all the different program requirements for the PhD, and it looks lie I should be able to have all my course work done by fall 2009, and if everything is going well, maybe graduate in 2011... At least, that is when i will have met all the requirements as far as research hours are concerned. Which is 77 hours.... not the 64 I was hoping for, but what can you do? That is assuming I can opt out of French. And it is better than 96 credit hours!

I find their propaganda so amusing sometimes...

As Pirates, we stand ready to embrace a second century of service by celebrating the essence of the university - service, leadership, ambition, and spirit - by reflecting on a proud heritage, embracing an ever changing present, and proclaiming a bold and innovative future.

ARRRR!

(This is from the e-mail announcing their centennial celebrations.)

I got a big chunck of there things on my to-do list actually done, in addition to a bunch of writing waiting for the bus. I am almost three Shadows sections ahead now :p

I still need to start my take home, and maybe the Rogers stuff depending on how that goes. Really I need to *do* my take home tonight, so Rogers once again gets pushed back... Right now I need a nap though. It's been a long week, and there has been too much aggravating bureaucracy today.